French tennis player Quentin Folliot has been suspended for 20 years and fined $70,000 for 27 violations of the anti-corruption program in tennis.

The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced a 20-year suspension for French player Quentin Folliot, found guilty of 27 violations of the anti-corruption program in tennis. Folliot, at the age of 26, was fined $70,000 and ordered to repay illegal payments of over $44,000.

The ITIA investigation revealed that he was a central figure in a match-fixing network. Folliot denied the allegations related to 11 matches played between 2022 and 2024, including manipulating results and offering money to other players. The hearing took place in October 2025, and the independent anti-corruption agent upheld most of the allegations, describing Folliot as a "vector of a criminal organization." This is the sixth sanction following the same investigation.